Am 04.05.2016 um 07:34 schrieb D'Arcy J.M. Cain:
> If data is None use self for the dictionary.
>
> db = DB()
> db['table_id'] = key
> db.select('table)
>
> Thoughts?
I would find it a bit confusing since the db instance would then combine
two different responsibilities in one object, namely being both a
database connection and a table row container. Normally you want to have
a separation of concerns.
Also, if you have two different tables, would you merge the values
together in one dict? And what would the select method return? Would it
return another DB() instance with the same underlying connection, or
would it return None and just change the existing instance? In the
latter case, you could only work with one row at the same time, or you
would need to open another connection. But the former case doesn't feel
right, either.
-- Chris
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